Basically, it is a coined word that looks like a four-letter idiom. This title("桜" "雷") is a combination of the words "cherry blossom" and "lightning". Cherry blossoms are a symbol of spring in Japan, and thunder means strength and change. "晩夏" refers to the end of summer. "冥利" means "the most valuable thing in life." "臨機" means "to take appropriate action depending on the situation."
I'm glad that you are interested in kanji! Japanese kanji are a little complicated and interesting because there are two ways to read them: ``on-yomi'' and ``kun-yomi.''
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What do the names of these tracks translate to?
Basically, it is a coined word that looks like a four-letter idiom.
This title("桜" "雷") is a combination of the words "cherry blossom" and "lightning". Cherry blossoms are a symbol of spring in Japan, and thunder means strength and change.
"晩夏" refers to the end of summer.
"冥利" means "the most valuable thing in life."
"臨機" means "to take appropriate action depending on the situation."
@@Game_Battle_Music Very interesting! I am pretty unfamiliar with most kanji.
I'm glad that you are interested in kanji!
Japanese kanji are a little complicated and interesting because there are two ways to read them: ``on-yomi'' and ``kun-yomi.''
@@Game_Battle_Music Yes. I remember something like that when I took an elementary Japanese class.
@@SonicPAJ I was surprised that there are Japanese classes!